Connecting to Your VM
VMs don't have a public IP by default, so you connect through the Rumpty CLI rather than a plain ssh command.
Install the Rumpty CLI
From the VM detail page, click Get the Rumpty CLI under the Connect tab, and follow the install instructions for your OS.
Connect to a VM
rumpty ssh <vm-name> --ws <workspace-id>The VM detail page shows this command with your VM name and workspace ID already filled in.
This opens a secure SSH session tunneled through the platform. No public IP or manual port-forwarding required.
Finding your workspace ID and VM name
Both are shown on the VM detail page:
- The VM name is the title at the top of the page
- The workspace ID appears in the sample command shown under Connect, and can also be copied from the workspace switcher in the top navigation bar
Private IP access
If you need to reach the VM from another resource inside the same workspace (e.g. another VM or a Kubernetes pod), use its private IP shown on the VM detail page rather than going through the CLI tunnel.